06-28-2013, 03:56 AM
It's cool man you had some really good points, and i listened, and it forced me to actually justify my design decisions.
My thoughts on rebutting critique, is that you can only rebut it if you can justify your reasons, so that both parties learn some stuff.
I think raising the shoulder could work, but that arm isn't lifting anything, it's having it's weight taken by the staff, so by lifting the shoulder it seems to me like she is exerting a bit of upwards force on the staff? I dunno could be wrong here.
My thoughts on rebutting critique, is that you can only rebut it if you can justify your reasons, so that both parties learn some stuff.
I think raising the shoulder could work, but that arm isn't lifting anything, it's having it's weight taken by the staff, so by lifting the shoulder it seems to me like she is exerting a bit of upwards force on the staff? I dunno could be wrong here.
Drawing out of perspective is like singing out of tune. I'll throw a shoe at you if you do it.
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